Mug Punter Morris looks back at a week, where Arsenal upset many a accumalator

Football FanCast columnist Joe Jennings reacts to Carragher and extracts from his book.

Football FanCast columnist Rob Facey wonders if Argentina will build on their Olympic triumph and finally win that long awaited third World Cup in 2010.

All of the discussion before the 2008 Olympic Football Tournament in Beijing began largely centred around Brazil's quest for their first ever Olympic title. The question of how the Olympic gold medal could escape the most successful and internationally recognised football nation of all time was one which was frequently asked in the build-up to the games, and one which would often baffle.

Thank you for joining us on this Sunday morning, as we bring you all the top headlines from the football world today which includes. Spurs striker involved in more rumours yet again! Kaka to Chelsea, Thatcher gets another chance. Liverpool in trouble again.. and much much more.

Log on to Football FanCast.com every weekend morning around 9.00am and let Billy Batts save you the hassle of surfing the web and bring you all the top headlines in the football world.

Football FanCast columnist Joe Jennings cannot understand what is happening at his beloved Everton and feels that David Moyes, as well as the fans, deserve so much more.

David Moyes has always been a man of integrity, frankness and total professionalism. Yet chitchat continues to gather speed that the Glaswegian is slowly losing his patience - and who could blame him?

Football FanCast columnist Joe Jennings reacts to Wyness' resignation and wonders if the club can now breathe easy.

The resignation of chief executive Keith Wyness is an issue of vagueness and sheer bewilderment. Of course - all things considered - it will be welcomed by the vast majority of Evertonians.

As Austria and Switzerland hosted the Euro 2008 Championships; FanCast Towers held host to our first Bloggers knock out competition. 16 of our Bloggers put their neck on the line to take part in a series of Blog-offs against each other. Like the Euro's they were all drawn in groups of four and had to either win or finish in the runners up spot in order to progress to the quarters.

Football FanCast columnist Sam Hollis looks at the latest punishments enforced on his beloved Luton Town.

Dear Football Fan,

I am writing to you to inform you of a terrible happening in the world of sport. Bizarrely, this does not include Cristiano Ronaldo in any way. Down in the deep depths of League Two, Luton Town will start the new season on an unprecedented minus 30 points.